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Christopher Ward C1000 Typhoon Review
Christopher Ward continues to develop and surprise. In the last few years we have seen several higher end watches for the brand, all of which challenge our notions of what can be done in the affordable/accessible spectrum. Up to this point, the watches we've seen have all been focused on interesting mechanical complications, specifically a jump hour, mono pusher chronograph and dual 24-hr time.For their most recent delve into the higher end, however, they focused on materials rather than mechanics.The C Ward C1000 Typhoon Chronograph marks the brands first attempt at a ceramic watch. Constructed of black ceramic over a titanium sub-frame, the C1000 promises to be seven times harder than steel for great scratch resistance, light and, in their own words, "virtually indestructible". While I didn't test that claim, it is bold and certainly makes for a tempting timepiece. Apart from the material, the watch also features a slightly modified Valjoux 7750 automatic chronograph, sapphire crysta

You wanted an in progress thread on a watch, you got it :)
Hey everyone, i'm just starting on a project for a very good buddy of mine, and since i thought this up a couple of months ago, i wanted to make it, and now i got a chance, finally :) There is nothing really set in stone yet, we are figuring out what would be the best movement for this watch (we want off center seconds but not sure about a date complication), and the dial finish is still in talking too. However, we are very sure about the case. Anyway, one of the options for the movement (besides 6498, 2895 and peseux 7046) is an AS 1130, which i fell in love with some time ago. I have a bunch of these movements here, most of them were 'for parts or repair' , so i took them apart and was able to put together three working pieces with antishock. They are all Frankensteins that will need refurbishing, new finishes and plating and even though i'm not sure i will use it in this watch, i started the work on one of them today. I'm thinking even if we don't use it, i can use it elsewhere. And

Incoming, My First AP!!!!!
Really excited to join this great fraternity. I looked at many models, but the ROC fit me the best. I loved the 42mm ROO Chrono, but alas, the ROC fit me a little better and just was what I was looking for. A little more understated and very classy.... I didn't have a white/silver faced watch, so this was the one. Mulled it over for 6+ months. Finally pulled the trigger at a nice AP boutique in Aspen. The sales guy, Ivan, was a pleasure to work with and I took the plunge.

Need Help Choosing
My dilemma is between a Patek Nautilus 5726A vs. AP RO Dual Time in rose gold. While the money is not much difference after my AD’s discount, and I love both watch on my wrist. I do own a RO Chrono in steel currently but no Patek yet no gold watch yet.My logic is telling me AP gold watch is good buy right now and RO 39mm is discontinued (my AD and I call AP together and was told they only have one last Dual Time in gold), but the Patek is screaming at me too. What to do?!?

For UK TRFers..... New name for the GMT BLRO - The Sky Sports
It¡¯s way too expensive but I still want it in my life!!